Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-05

hls Dan sWears he VIII hlu wy l'uunu'iE',
inl bus ,,i.oVthful gambler whom he beiriends,
meets lVV,"nurnts To murder him. CasSe-Cou's
bat WIZ Incighbor, Nine. Mongis, takes charge
.tell aIi ost child, while he takes the young
4 tle lVa' his rooms, and learning that he has
amber " n,rav 900 francs of his employers
ldnbeu "r to return the amount. The
money us struck by the appearance of the
;heia IIpaul Vernier's employer ana wonders
4nse' b y, has met him before. The mysterious
su nb In the OdcOn Ihehtte Is lhNeSt'Ba'cu' anu
ls''bid appears in COURT
'' '' CHAPTER Mn.
THE INVEsTGGATION.
.u,lome Mongis," said Cambremer,
ho how, as he introduced her, "the
,lor Of u captain of the royal guard
A neighbor of mine who has been 50
rnl az TO take charge Of this poor little
'TII6 o Judge bowed politely and offered
ia visitor chair, in which she seated
'rsali with the ease of woman used to
r '1' soriety. The child came close to
az though she feared being taken
.p5v from her kind protectress,
T "She is really wonderfully beautiful"
81 the dazed magistrate in II low tone.
.it il the Georgian type, the purest of
IA, Caucasian race, said the doctor.
4 SEIer intelligence is rs remarkable as
ar beauty" said Nine. Mongis; "she
"a not know word OF our language,
4 Al we understand one another already"
aBy signs" demanded the physician.
oBy our eyes more especially; there
\ p moments when her eyes speak"
amt YOU have not been able to learn
|rrhing from her, have you?" said the
llge, :,
lneed in doing so. She has made me
Understand that her name is Baia."
THAT is not name" said the doc
i "tis her name. Look there"
The child had looked up, she evidently
'BlerstoOd that she was the subject of
4 hia is celebrated place in the Bay
Naples, between Puzzoli and Cape
krsna. That may be where she was
. m'
4 lido not think So, said Nine Mon
A: smiling at this display OF geographical
Gogedge "lf she We're from Naples
N would speak Italian"
True" remarked the Judge"
4 The general character Of her face"
4 ID the man OF learning, "seems TO me
n etoken oriental origin Come, let us
IN, We have Hungary where the race is
gerb Latin is spoken there, and |
Try little OF Cicero's tongue"
4 "LOgprisac linguim iatindm" de-
handed the learned physician, taking the
&tle girls hand in his.
| The attempt was not successful, for
be drew nearer to Nine. Mongis, and
2hIy replied with n look OF surprise.
II "Wel, them" continued the doctor,
|sMout being disconnected, eve must try
|Ndlarhian, Turkish, Armenian, Persian
.anA-"
1--WE shaNhwe q great deal OF trouble
% find interpreters for all those tongues
Hi Paris, Interrupted the Judge, "and |
Pink We had better wait until the little
Gr learns French"
Il u do not think that will be long" said
llme. NIOngis
Il For the present, madame, be kind
Ongh to tell me all that you have
iOticed in the child. Had she nothing
itont her that might help to trace her
< n medal, necklace, nor jewel OF any
H3nd?"
4 Nothing, sir; her dress was that OF
4 n child Of rich parents; she had pink
III dress and ribbons OF the same color
y her hair, and very fine linen"
IA 'Dd her clothes seem To You to have
I Pen made in Paris" asked the saga
lls jndge.
No, sir The cut is not that which is
E nIonabIe here, and 50 far rs can see
IN SILK is not OF Lions make"
"a Tour remarks are valuable, madame,
entirely agree with those which |
ale as TO the clothing of the poor
man who died so suddenly in the box
: Tile theatre. could not find any pa
OF indication OF any kind upon her
fnon, and she,twaI dressed like for
Hblpr"
= may add, sir, that Baia is not ut all
< pagled with Paris, and must have
gn mere but Il very short time for,
'he intelligence which her face
| She would else be able to take me
lne house whcr her mother lived"
W Certainly"
"Seems to me certain, besides, that
man who took her away from the
, ,lI deserted her purposely, for he
g 'I' nave had time, otherwise, TO have
' I'M inquiries OF the police in order to
"'F ana You would have heard OF
AT TINS is very reasonable" said the
NJ, VINO lnlIy appreciated the justice
' Iyei Mongls' reasoning,
(. "c,l, slr said Cambrcmcr, after Il
'Irnt = silence, edo You still doubt
aI advance"
10 not doubt that serious wrong
lJc'h done; the abandoning OF the
lT. n all ollense against the law, but
V ,,Il mat and the murder of which
T f,a'R there is long way"
ii, IneValler, Casse-C Ou, was no law
i "n the subtle distinctions OF the
m, "TH an annoying sound TO him. II,
5"IYI'l himself, however, and merely
GT rl. a simple question.
tkei "'Il these circumstances, sir
Re % ne quietly, will You ALLOW
Tbo you what You intend to do?"
klro V y, matter will follow its natura
n% II replied the Judge, IF the vie
~" ''S sat accident is not recognized
pWLobnIel how could that be ?"
t'h"y not According to rule the bod
Oe exposed for r,roynitinn Cnr sny
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